Las lenguas coloniales no son objetos sagrados

 




Las lenguas coloniales no son objetos sagrados


Las lenguas son herramientas, no ídolos.

La mayoría de la gente fuera de España habla español hoy en día porque se lo impusieron a sus antepasados ​​durante la conquista. Sus lenguas originales fueron silenciadas, borradas o enterradas.


Así que no, el español no pertenece a los guardianes modernos, como tampoco me pertenece a mí. Nadie es dueño de una lengua. No es un becerro de oro que se pueda proteger o convertir en arma.


Crear música en otra lengua no es robo.

Idolatrar una lengua colonial ignorando la devastación que causó es una reverencia injustificada.


La verdad no necesita permiso, y la cultura no necesita guardianes.

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